-- Last revised 10/30/23 --

Studies of Statutes Made Obsolete by Trial Court Restructuring

    The Legislature has directed the Commission to recommend statutory revisions to reflect the enactment of the Trial Court Employment Protection and Governance Act, the enactment of the Lockyer-Isenberg Trial Court Funding Act of 1997, and the implementation of trial court unification. See Gov't Code § 71674; see also 2009 Cal. Stat. res. ch. 98; Gov't Code § 70219.
    Individual studies on this topic are catalogued below.
    For a description of the remaining work in this study as of January 4, 2022, see Memorandum 2022-3, Exhibit p. 2.

J-1400	Statutes Made Obsolete by Trial Court Restructuring: Part 1
J-1401	Statutes Made Obsolete by Trial Court Restructuring: Part 2
J-1402	Statutes Made Obsolete by Trial Court Restructuring: Part 3
J-1403	Statutes Made Obsolete by Trial Court Restructuring: Part 4
J-1403	Transfer of Case Based on Lack of Jurisdiction
J-1404	Statutes Made Obsolete by Trial Court Restructuring: Part 5
J-1405	Statutes Made Obsolete by Trial Court Restructuring: Part 6
J-1406	Statutes Made Obsolete by Trial Court Restructuring: Part 7
J-1407	Statutes Made Obsolete by Trial Court Restructuring: Part 8
J-1408	Statutes Made Obsolete by Trial Court Restructuring: Part 9
J-1450	Appellate Jurisdiction of Bail Forfeiture
J-1451	Rights and Responsibilities of the County as Compared to the Superior Court
J-1452	Writ Jurisdiction in a Small Claims Case
T-102	Obsolete Cross-References to Former Code of Civil Procedure Section 116.780(d)